2025-11-13T14:48:22-05:00 2024-12-31 471208424 TRACY L DURELS 5300 SCENIC DRIVE YAKIMA WA 98908 990 2024-01-01 911810332 WASHINGTON RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT C % TONY CRAVEN WASH 5095711722 109 S 3RD STREET YAKIMA WA 98901 TONY CRAVEN PRESIDENT 5095711722 2025-11-12 true true TRACY L DURELS P00114673 5099663258 2025-11-13 X 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z 1728012 false X WWW.WASHINGTONRCD.ORG X NON PROFIT 1972 WA TO EMPOWER COMMUNITIES BY PROVIDING THEM WITH THE TOOLS, RESOURCES, CAPACITY, AND CONNECTIONS NECESSARY TO ADAPT TO THE CHANGING WORLD. 10 10 10 11 1011 0 1899189 1727001 0 663 1011 0 1899852 1728012 321528 971037 0 680478 781214 0 0 846831 188721 1848837 1940972 51015 -212960 351972 430008 109439 400435 242533 29573 TO EMPOWER COMMUNITIES BY PROVIDING THEM WITH THE TOOLS, RESOURCES, CAPACITY, AND CONNECTIONS NECESSARY TO ADAPT TO THE CHANGING WORLD. false false 833492 YAKIMA TRIBUTARY ACCESS AND HABITAT PROGRAM (YTAHP)YTAHP aims to restore salmonid passage, protect fish from diversion entrainment, and enhance riparian and instream habitat in Yakima River tributaries on private lands. In FY2024, YTAHP implemented six fish passage and habitat restoration projects in Yakima River tributaries, restored 3.0 miles of Yakima River tributary habitat used by salmonids for spawning and rearing, screened 13.6 cubic feet per second of water to prevent entrapment, and installed 0.12miles of riparian planting on two streams in the Yakima basin. YTAHP continued riparian vegetation and site stewardship on five projects and provided significant work toward project development, permits, design, and funding for 5 additional projects. 538063 a. The Washington Fire Adapted Communities Learning Network (WAFAC) is a peer learning network that supports local action, connects people to resources, facilitates results, and informs on-the-ground projects to help Washington better adapt to wildfire. As of 2024, WAFAC has 104 members from 49 organizations. In 2024 WAFAC provided 17 training and learning opportunities, both in-person and virtual sessions with over 300 attendees. At the WAFAC annual workshop, over 70 local state and federal fire adaptation practitioners gathered for three days to share best practices, learn from peers, and brainstorm ideas for supporting our communities wildfire resilience efforts. 74318 In partnership with Washington State Department of Natural Resources (WDNR) Post-Fire Recovery Program and the Okanogan County Long Term Recovery Group, WRCD staff began a new postfire preparedness and recovery project to compile and create Washington specific wildfire recovery resources. We developed the logo and brand for afterthefirewa.org, hosted 7 meetings with recovery experts and practitioners, and collected and created 5 wildfire recovery case studies. 64177 The Central Washington Initiative (CWI) was announced in 2022 after selection as an initial investment landscape for the Wildfire Crisis Strategy. Objectives of CWI include restoring fire-adapted ecosystems on a landscape scale, building fire-adapted human communities, and improving our ability to respond to wildfires safely and effectively. WRCD supported the collection of data on the social perception of wildfire risk, provided partner liaison support, and supported local forest health collaborative 55475 Provides communities across Washington, with critical technical assistance, facilitation, and resources to help communities reduce wildfire risk and build long-term resilience. This work directly contributes to Washingtons 10-Year Wildland Fire Protection Strategic Plan and the Washington State Fire Adapted Communities Learning Network Program goals. WRCD supported CWPP planning and updates in 17 counties across Washington, providing facilitation, technical assistance, and guidance tailored to each communitys needs. WRCD co-funded CWPP development in 3 counties, hosted 5 CWPP Learning Sessions with peer learning opportunities on best practices and implementation strategies, held 3 CWPP sessions to provide direct support for community leaders and planners, and presented at 4 partner learning opportunities/webinars. 32221 The Community-led Prescribed Burning Program at WRCD is working to reduce wildfire risk and return beneficial fire to the forests and fire-dependent ecosystems in which our communities are based. In 2024, this work focused on supporting the development of Prescribed Burn Associations (PBAs), including seven planning training and networking events that trained over 40 people and launched the Washington PBA website (wapba.org), WRCD also led planning and coordinating Selkirk TREX for the third year in a row which included 15 training assignments on 24 acres of private land, with 43 participants. 25404 WRCD partnered with WDNR to adapt Colorados successful Neighborhood Ambassadors model for statewide use in Washington. The team traveled to Colorado for coordinator training, met with active program leaders, and developed a draft program plan. 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